His team won 2-1.
Ninteen-year-old South Korean attacker Lee Sung-woo, who plays for Barcelona’s academy, scored a worldie as his team defeated Argentina 2-1 in the U-20 FIFA World Cup.
Picking the ball up near the halfway line, he dribbled past one defender, outran the rest, and chipped the onrushing keeper to give South Korea an early lead.
Paik Seung-ho, a Barcelona B player, doubled the hosts’ advantage with a spot kick before half time. Argentina got a late consolation via Marcelo Torres to make the final score South Korea 2, Argentina 1.
Lee arrived at La Masia in 2011, at the age of 13, and became one of La Masia’s most hyped talents. In 2014, when Lee was 16, he was banned from playing any official matches until he turned 18 due to Barcelona breaking FIFA's eligibility rules concerning young players, which also resulted in the club being banned from registering players for two transfer windows.
Back now playing for Juvenil A, Lee is trying to get his career back on track, and by the looks of it, doing a fine job of that. He also scored in South Korea’s opening win over Guinea, which ended 3-0.
Uruguayan defender Santiago Bueno, another Juvenil A player, is also present at the tournament.
from Barca Blaugranes - All Posts http://ift.tt/2qSKxoy
0 التعليقات:
إرسال تعليق